Emerald Morrow is an Investigative Reporter and Anchor. She focuses on themes of crime and justice, white-collar crime, and environmental issues, particularly climate change and water. Emerald has been featured in WTSP-TV and KGW (NBC 8).
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Emerald Morrow's reporting primarily focuses on local government, education, and real estate in Florida, particularly Tampa. She often covers legal and regulatory issues as well as government announcements. If you are reaching out to her, consider offering insights or commentary related to local governance matters such as policy changes affecting the community, educational reforms or challenges within the school system of Hillsborough County or broader Florida context.
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By: Emerald Morrow
Records show Sizzly Auer is facing thirteen counts of unprofessional conduct and violations of state law.
By: Emerald Morrow
Sizzly Auer, also known as Sizzly Buchanan Gibb, has a history of harm, records say.
By: Emerald Morrow
A Supreme Court ruling and new Florida redistricting map could accelerate changes that would lead to less representation for these groups across the state.
By: Emerald Morrow
Some Florida lawmakers said they received calls from U.S. Congressmen notifying them that Alligator Alcatraz is closing for good.
By: Emerald Morrow
“I am writing to urge you to address the persistent and troubling vacancies... which pose an urgent public health and safety concern for the state of Florida."
By: Emerald Morrow
“...I don't think I've ever had this much supporting documentation showing that the possibility of human remains exists," said Aileen Henderson.
By: Emerald Morrow
"They should not have to sit in the classroom and worry if they're going to see images that can terrorize them for life,” Hillsborough NAACP's Yvette Lewis said.
By: Emerald Morrow
"We want to have more people preserving cemeteries, less people having cemeteries erased by highways, schools, parking lots," Dr. Antoinette Jackson said.
Hurricanes Helene and Milton reshaped the character of entire neighborhoods across the South Tampa area, making an already tight market even less affordable.
By: Emerald Morrow
As Tampa is set to generate millions, one councilman calls for more preventative measures outside of ticketing to reduce speeding in school zones.
